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Originally posted by malvolio View PostOr go visit www.payontime.co.uk There are rules to this process.
Who's the agency BTW - if they're not paying, other people will want to know.
Thanks for the replies guys, Going to go down the statutory demand route this week.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View Postpersonally I like to visit their offices on a Friday night and put some maggots and fish heads through their post box.
some quick drying cement down their drains too.
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personally I like to visit their offices on a Friday night and put some maggots and fish heads through their post box.
some quick drying cement down their drains too.
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Issue a statutory demand. It's free, and may have the desired effect - it looks pretty scary. It's also the first step to getting a winding up order.
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostHi,
First post, hello all.
I am having severe issues in getting monies owed to me from a fairly reputable agency and would like to ask what are my options. I have print outs of my time sheets and accounting from what they have paid me they are quite a bit short of what they should have paid me. The job finished a few months ago and i have alerted them to this discrepancy nearly weekly but they evade the situation.
I now know they will not pay me unless I give them a shot across their bows.
Can I ask what would the best course of action be? Legal?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Who's the agency BTW - if they're not paying, other people will want to know.
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Look at any clauses which state when they are obliged to pay you by (30 days if none).
Then issue a final reminder with 7 days to pay.
Then get a solicitor to write a "letter before action" stating, say, 7 days to pay or court proceedings will start. This letter will only cost you a few quid.
Then start court proceedings
Good luck!
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How to get money owed to you
Hi,
First post, hello all.
I am having severe issues in getting monies owed to me from a fairly reputable agency and would like to ask what are my options. I have print outs of my time sheets and accounting from what they have paid me they are quite a bit short of what they should have paid me. The job finished a few months ago and i have alerted them to this discrepancy nearly weekly but they evade the situation.
I now know they will not pay me unless I give them a shot across their bows.
Can I ask what would the best course of action be? Legal?
Thanks in advance for any help.Tags: None
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